Broncos Stick with Familiar Faces, Eye Depth

0:00On March 10th, the Denver Broncos are playing its safe this off-season, sticking with mostly the same offensive core after a quiet start to free agency, they're projected to roll with quarterback Beau Nix as their franchise leader heading into a big year 3. The starting offensive line looks set to return intact for a third straight season, featuring Garibolas, Ben Powers, Luke Wattenberg, Quinn, Miners, and Mike McGlinchee, building on that strong unit chemistry. Fans aren't thrilled with the lack of splashy moves, especially since some key players are just average. Still, the team trusts continuity over big spending, betting on familiarity to pay off after past injury woes and inconsistent results. Running back JK Dobbins is back on a two-year deal worth $20 million, but it could effectively be a one-year $8 million pack. He was on pace for over 1,300 rushing yards through 10 games last season before injuries hit, so health is the key to unlocking a top run. Game. At tight end, Adam Trotman returns on a three-year contract after starting 12 games, but

1:04expect more snaps for Evan Ingram under the new. Playcaller The wide receivers lean on Courtland Sutton with young talents Troy Franklin and Marvin Mims Jr. needing to step up as there's no dominant number. One target yet? Overall, the Broncos are banking on internal growth and stability to push forward, with eyes on adding depth before the season kicks off.